Which equation below represents this word problem?

There are 5 times more blue cars than white cars in Steve's neighborhood. There are 3 white cars in his neighborhood. How many blue cars are there if B represents blue cars?

Group of answer choices

A. B = 5 * 3

B. 5 = B * 3

C. 3 = 5 * B

D. B = 5 + 3

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23 January, 05:13

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Answers (2)

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Salvador Hoffman · Answer 1

A. B = 5 x 3

3 white cars and blue cars are 5 times the amount of white

Dane King · Answer 2

A is the answer for your question

Which equation below represents this word problem?There are 5 times more blue cars than white cars in Steve's neighborhood. There are 3 white cars in his neighborhood. How many blue cars are there if B represents blue cars?Group of answer choicesA. B = 5 * 3B. 5 = B * 3C. 3 = 5 * BD. B = 5 + 3